Narges: Our pressure is helping!

BREAKING: Iran has allowed Nobel Peace Laureate Narges Mohammadi to see her private medical team in Tehran’s top hospital, a major breakthrough won with global pressure. But the regime could still send her back to prison. Below is our message from last week – add your name and push for her full release! Sign the petition URGENT: Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate Narges Mohammadi was just rushed to hospital in critical condition – but without massive pressure, she could soon be dragged back to an Iranian jail. After brutal beatings, a hunger strike, and a heart attack, she needs unconditional medical leave – and fragile peace talks give us leverage to win her release. Sign now to help free Narges before it’s too late: Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate Narges Mohammadi has fearlessly defended women’s rights, fought bravely to stop executions, and inspired millions in her country and around the world. Her activism has seen her thrown into jail by the Iranian regime – and now her life hangs by a thread. When she was arrested in December, she was brutally beaten and has since suffered a suspected heart attack. She’s been transferred to the hospital in critical condition, and a return to jail could kill her. But together, we could help win her freedom. Global pressure has helped free prisoners in Iran before, and a massive burst of public attention now could push Tehran to free Narges. Time is running out – we need to make this huge. Add your name now, share with everyone you know, and let’s raise a massive call of solidarity for Narges, along with all Iran’s political prisoners.

BREAKING: Iran has allowed Nobel Peace Laureate Narges Mohammadi to see her private medical team in Tehran’s top hospital, a major breakthrough won with global pressure. But the regime could still send her back to prison. Below is our message from last week – add your name and push for her full release! Sign the petition URGENT: Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate Narges Mohammadi was just rushed to hospital in critical condition – but without massive pressure, she could soon be dragged back to an Iranian jail. After brutal beatings, a hunger strike, and a heart attack, she needs unconditional medical leave – and fragile peace talks give us leverage to win her release. Sign now to help free Narges before it’s too late: SIGN NOW Dear friends, Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate Narges Mohammadi has fearlessly defended women’s rights, fought bravely to stop executions, and inspired millions in her country and around the world. Her activism has seen her thrown into jail by the Iranian regime – and now her life hangs by a thread. When she was arrested in December, she was brutally beaten and has since suffered a suspected heart attack. She’s been transferred to the hospital in critical condition, and a return to jail could kill her. But together, we could help win her freedom. Global pressure has helped free prisoners in Iran before, and a massive burst of public attention now could push Tehran to free Narges. Time is running out – we need to make this huge. Add your name now, share with everyone you know, and let’s raise a massive call of solidarity for Narges, along with all Iran’s political prisoners. Stand with Narges now! The illegal US-Israeli attacks on Iran have prompted the regime to double down on their assault on activists. Many Iranians fear that far from being weakened, the regime has entrenched its position. We cannot allow Iran's brave activists to pay the ultimate price. Narges is one of Iran’s most recognised political prisoners. If she is freed, it will be a major step forward for the thousands of protesters, journalists, women’s rights defenders, and activists also trapped behind bars. Iran has provisions to free prisoners facing medical emergencies. With the world watching, her life hanging in the balance, and peace talks underway, we can help make it happen. This is about building a world where peace and human rights are inseparable. Let's make this huge, demanding the immediate release of Narges and freedom for thousands of others unjustly imprisoned – and deliver it to key governments who can influence Iran. Add your name now, and share with everyone! Stand with Narges now! We know our voices matter in cases like this. Avaaz members helped push Pakhshan Azizi’s case into the spotlight, and we recently helped Moroccan activist Betty Lachgar escape life-threatening conditions in Moroccan prison. It’s not guaranteed – but when enough of us speak out together, we can make a difference in the lives of those imprisoned for their bravery. With hope and determination, Liliana, Mo, Banafshe, Alice, Nate and the entire Avaaz team PS. Since the war in Iran broke out, Avaaz’s Iranian members have been writing to us to share their thoughts and experiences. Read more in our CEO Bert Wander’s Substack. Photo credit: Nooshin Jafari More information: Jailed Iranian Nobel prize winner Narges Mohammadi ‘between life and death’ (The Guardian) Nobel laureate Mohammadi's life in Iran's hands, Nobel committee chief says (Reuters) Narges Mohammadi Denied Adequate Medical Care After Suspected Heart Attack (Iran Human Rights) Who is Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi? (BBC - From 2023)

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Dear Terezinha, I hope you don't mind me personally reaching out again. This is urgent and I hope you can help. As you read this, we’re funding the only food aid available for thousands of families in parts of Sudan. We’re reviving farmlands and rushing emergency aid into Gaza. And we’re fuelling a court case against one of the worst oil pipelines on the planet. So I’m making a special appeal -- asking millions of Avaaz members to help rapidly scale this life-saving work, because it directly affects how much we can do in the critical months ahead. Terezinha, you are one of Avaaz's most active members. Now can you take the next step and become a regular donor? I'm asking you to help fund the protests, direct action, research, and advocacy that we believe will change the world in 2026. When our leaders bury their heads in the sand, and far-right tyrants bomb our world to bits, your support enables us to show up with real power. We cannot do it without you. 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URGENT: She could die in prison

Nobel peace laureate Narges Mohammadi could die in prison. After brutal beatings, a hunger strike, and now a suspected heart attack, she's been rushed to hospital in critical condition – but without massive pressure, she could be dragged straight back behind bars. Sign now to demand her urgent release — before it's too late. Narges Mohammadi risked everything to defend women’s rights and stop horrific executions in Iran. Now her life is in danger. After years of imprisonment, brutal beatings and abuse, Narges has been rushed to hospital, her chest screaming with pain after a suspected heart attack. Her family fears she could be sent back to prison before she gets the long-term care she urgently needs. But we have a rare moment to push for her freedom: Iran is trying to stabilize a fragile ceasefire, and key governments can press for Narges’ medical leave as a show of goodwill during peace talks – before it's too late. Add your name now and when our call is massive, we’ll push governments to demand immediate and unconditional medical leave for Narges — and freedom for all Iran’s political prisoners:

Nobel peace laureate Narges Mohammadi could die in prison. After brutal beatings, a hunger strike, and now a suspected heart attack, she's been rushed to hospital in critical condition – but without massive pressure, she could be dragged straight back behind bars. Sign now to demand her urgent release — before it's too late. SIGN NOW Dear friends, Narges Mohammadi risked everything to defend women’s rights and stop horrific executions in Iran. Now her life is in danger. After years of imprisonment, brutal beatings and abuse, Narges has been rushed to hospital, her chest screaming with pain after a suspected heart attack. Her family fears she could be sent back to prison before she gets the long-term care she urgently needs. But we have a rare moment to push for her freedom: Iran is trying to stabilize a fragile ceasefire, and key governments can press for Narges’ medical leave as a show of goodwill during peace talks – before it's too late. Add your name now and when our call is massive, we’ll push governments to demand immediate and unconditional medical leave for Narges — and freedom for all Iran’s political prisoners: Release Narges now! Narges faced months of dangerous medical delays before she was rushed to hospital -- and if she is sent back, her family says she will not survive. And freeing Narges could help others: Narges is one of Iran’s most recognized political prisoners. If governments speak her name publicly, it can force scrutiny on the thousands of protesters, journalists, women’s rights defenders, and activists also trapped behind bars. Iran has room to act. Its own wartime provisions allow emergency releases and temporary leave, and authorities already released some prisoners before Nowruz. Granting Narges adequate medical leave would not require a new concessions, but would mean applying powers Iran already claims to have. Our moment is now: In the middle of delicate talks, Iran likely doesn’t want global attention fixed on a woman whose “crime” was speaking up for her fellow citizens. France has raised concern over Narges’s health, the EU has called for her release, and 74 civil society groups are calling for political prisoners to be freed as part of any peace process. Let’s turn these signals into a united roar for freedom: a million-strong call can help push governments with influence over Tehran to demand immediate medical leave for Narges and freedom for thousands of others unjustly imprisoned. Partners are already engaging officials who can influence Iran – add your name now to back them up: Release Narges now! We know our voices matter in cases like this. Avaaz members helped push Pakshan Azizi’s case into the spotlight, and we recently helped Betty escape life-threatening conditions in Moroccan prison. It’s not guaranteed – but when enough of us speak out together, we can make a difference in the lives of those imprisoned for their bravery. With hope and determination, Liliana, Mo, Banafshe, Alice, Nate and the entire Avaaz team More information: Iran Nobel laureate Mohammadi needs urgent heart treatment in Tehran, brother says (Reuters) Nobel laureate transferred to prison in northern Iran without warning (The Guardian) Narges Mohammadi Denied Adequate Medical Care After Suspected Heart Attack (Iran Human Rights)

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